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LinuxCertified, Inc. announces a new course on Perl for developers and administrators.

This day long workshop features a practical and extensive introduction to Perl, with practical lab exercises.

San Jose, CA March 31, 2003 — LinuxCertified, Inc. (www.linuxcertified.com) today announced addition of a new class, Perl 101, to its repertoire of fast-paced classes on Open Source technologies. The first class will be taught on April 19, in San Francisco-Bay Area.

This day long workshop features a practical and extensive introduction to Perl, with practical lab exercises. The class covers beginning through intermediate Perl language skills, such as manipulating files and directories, regular expressions, Perl data structures, good programming practices, and more. Both developers and administrators will benefit immediately from this class, by being able to apply valuable Perl expertise in their environment.

“Today Perl is the de facto standard for server side components of Internet applications,” said Chander Kant, President of LinuxCertified. “This addition to our classes further strengthens our portfolio in bringing the best of Open-Source technology training for today’s IT needs.”